Not the OP but I presume it’s because the scenario bears some similarity to this one (each involving a married male politician with kids, whose career has been completely derailed due to allegations of sexual assault, and whose wife may/may not choose to split from him as a result).
If you read the New York Magazine article I posted a couple weeks back, you will see that it's not just cognitive dissonance--I get the impression that the Eastlands (and many family members of campers who survived the flood) consider the flooding and the resulting loss of life at Camp Mystic as...
The part I bolded above stood out to me as a somewhat odd thing to tell your spouse who dropped you off at the transit station. Like, I wonder why she felt that she had to inform him of that—while I would definitely give my partner a heads-up if I made a big-ticket purchase on a credit card we...
Katelin’s case was the one that first brought me to be an active member of this website, and its lack of resolution has bothered me all these years. I did not really think this day would ever come, due to JB’s connections to local law enforcement—but I am so, so thankful that it did. I hope this...
Damn it! I fear the defense’s smearing of AK as an adulteress (based solely on “flirty” texts with a colleague) worked on some jurors. The jury’s request for a whiteboard this afternoon makes me think the jurors might have been split when they informally tallied their votes, and just opted for a...
Going in for the kill, regarding the financial windfall he stood to gain if AK died, vs if they divorced. (Did Otake just butt into the prosecutor’s cross?? Camera suddenly cut away and I heard the judge bark, “Approach! Approach!”)
Off-topic, but great minds, @NuttMegg--the more I read about GK, the more I think this is a guy who TEN THOUSAND PERCENT would be totally delighted to live in the dystopian horror show of Gilead.
The cover story of the most recent edition of New York magazine is entitled “Could the Girls of Camp Mystic Have Been Saved?” and aside from being utterly heartbreaking, it presents (IMO) a damning picture of the camp’s owners, their hubris. and their greed...
My money’s on succinylcholine, the paralytic qualities of which I am only aware after listening to waaay too many episodes of Forensic Files. MOO, but I gather that it’s a pretty commonplace drug (for doctors, at least—not amongst laypeople!), which might make it relatively easy for a medical...
Holy smokes, is the defense seriously trying to say that the minute, insignificant differences between Arielle's on-the-stand statement and her previous statements show that her recollections are "inconsistent" (I think he means "deceptive")?! This reeks of desperation.
Yes, the next event in the Pittsylvania County Circuit Court records is a “Review” scheduled for 4/27/26. I imagine they will assess his competency (or continued lack thereof) at that meeting/hearing.
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